Monroe Defeats Edgerton 6 to 4 in Badger Conference tilt
Monroe Cheesemakers stay in second with a 6 to 4 victory over Edgerton at Pagerton. Pitcher Gary Rufenacht held Edgerton to three hits through six innings before a late rally, while Charley Dearth drove in the decisive runs with a bases loaded double in the sixth. Monroe improved to 3 1 in conference play and hosts Monona Grove Thursday.
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Charley) Dearth
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Bragan Counts On Braves Youth To Spark Turnaround
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan says Atlanta’s season hinges on its young players. The Braves sit last in the NL, have dropped nine of 10, and face St Louis in the opener of a three game set at County Stadium with Warren Spahn pitching against Edéb Gibson.
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Trackmen Enter Sectional Friday At Ft Atkinson
Monroe high school track team makes its first WIAA Class A sectional appearance under Coach Fred R. Simpson. The Cindermen race at 6 30 p m Friday at Ft Atkinson with action moved from Saturday due to prior WiAA arrangements.
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Argyle and New Glarus Win Baseball Games
In state line league action New Glarus beat Blanchardville 4 to 3 with Ott earning the win and 11 strikeouts. Argyle routed Belleville 30 to 1 as Jim Marti hit a three run homer and the Orioles piled up 18 hits while Belleville made 17 errors.
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Freeport Posts Win Golfers Seek Upset At Jefferson Course
Freeport, ranked third in Illinois, defeats Monroe 9 to 7 in a high school golf match. Monroe's Lovelace and Mitchell lead with 42s while Freeport's Young shoots 37. Jayvees fall 82 to Freeport. Monroe aims for a Jefferson upset to tie for first. match set for 4 p.m. at the Country Club.
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Steensrud
Stars Beat White Sox Behind Wagner Three Hits
Yesterday's Stars batter Leon Wagner and Angels beat the Chicago White Sox 7-3 as Wagner connected for his seventh homer of the season and drove in two runs. Pitcher Bob Bruce of the Colts allowed three hits and struck out 11 in 8 2 3 innings in Chen's win over the New York Mets.
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Lost Adt Clue Prompts Search For Missing Item
A terse ad note hints at a missing object. The notice implies a search effort and invites inquiries, reflecting a logbook style brief from a local paper with minimal details.
Spit Ball Sparks Protest by Al Lopez Against Umpire Duty
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez calls for legalization or policing of the spit ball after a 7 3 loss to the Los Angeles Angels. He blames umpire workload and urges first and third base umpires to judge spitballing, citing Dean Chance’s noted pitch and Nellie Fox reacting. Lopez notes he would throw a spitter if allowed.
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Cal Hubbard
Badger Rowing Crew To Compete Saturday
Wisconsin draws Germany’s world champion Ratzeburg and Cornell’s unbeaten eight in heat one of the Eastern College Spring Rowing Championships at Lake Quinsigamond Worcester Mass. The Germans have won all four prior races in this country. Wisconsin won the Cochrane Cup at Hanover N H last Saturday by three inches over MIT, with Dartmouth third.
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U S Cage Team Faces Italy in World Action
In Sao Paulo Brazil the United States basketball squad seeks another win as it advances to the final round. The U S beat Argentina 81 to 51 to stay undefeated in its group while Italy also clinches a finals berth with a 90 to 82 victory over Mexico.
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Mexico
Darlington Redbirds Runnerup in SW Wisconsin Track Meet
Darlington Redbirds finished second in the Southwestern Wisconsin League championships held yesterday in Darlington. Arleigh Jorgenson won both the 120 high hurdles and 180 low hurdles, Jim Webster took the pole vault, and Jack Nethery placed second in both the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
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Darlington Redbirds
Arleigh Jorgenson
Redbirds
Jim Webster
Jack Nethery
Bill Whitford
Tom
Powdered bananas praised by early Chinese for bone marrow strength
The article notes that powdered bananas were recommended by early Chinese to strengthen bone marrow and stimulate blood circulation, highlighting traditional health beliefs and remedies from historical sources.
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